The Sun. — London, England, 1810-03-05 00:00:00

FO atiG AUNT E LLIUENCE. Mesri.,7.F.sti..,7.—lt will berecolleeled, that in • the •teptitt ort: lw;s1-a:e - of the Empire', the Minister of the Illieriqr alluded to certain districts in the de partment olt he Sarre, in which-, at .the time of the, landing of...the English, some symptoMs of: disaffec c iitt4 even of sedition, were manifested. The IVliiiister.--itmejV that :the disaffetied would be brought- be'ore a Military Cntumissiorr. .On the 22d ult. • ,this,Conim.ission, • which sat at Treves,. passed sentence-o[o %Ith ou,P6 persons, who, were - convit l / 4 1- eikof -.hav-inittaketr a ._.leadi»g•:: part in the . disturb ances,: and of. 1,;l-ring .extited: the -National' , Guards tojoitl ;. six of this nun *r . had previously escaped:. : Three. Others .t hat, ilad .broken open some j:liLs,,ond six that had assettibled - with the intention Vt . ..pvitNtsing by violence, petsottS lawfully. imprisoned, were:s.entenced t0.;12 years tontineme»t ,19, 'who opposed by violence the lxillotieg of the National. Guards, 'were sentenced:to. eight :years .imprison inept ;• and t t .others, who ‘.vere,present irr yarious nntbs, bqt without ally criminal` purposes, were or titled to be imprisoned duting spate of four tenths.. -. • . • . SAuAck)ssA, JxN. column that marched frotai Ilea has carried _the tort of Benasque by storm. :Yonies of BieLia 'and Gistani age disarruci. 1))11. Diego SaLivu -haq been routed at Navales, lov.: of : the belt part of Ilk followers. t strong position it) :front of - Batezr, defended by 2000 men,-.llas b.-.;u carried by storm. Several bands of assassins, - monks, and malefac tors, that hit broken out various gaols, have been annihilated by the •Frenc:i, on the other' side of Monson, Harrera, 81 , za, and 4rvadetes. - Fedel's band is 'almost totally destroyed, and those of M Allen awl %Cuvillas are wandering about in the ur •ntitaillS. The net.7essity of putting a stop to.the.depredatios of those parties has induct:A a tn.s nber of the Arra gonese to arm thorns - elves. Four thousand 'ens du? mcs, cavalry and infantry, who iinve had m experience in thii kind of warfare, and who are daily expeded front France, will find their wo:k already far advanced. , OAAttLEM, FRB. 24...-Tht; following - Decree ap reared in iheßoyatallrant of yesterday : Lows Nilo()'eon, by the,Grace of God, &c. The Legislative Body Lim log approved the -prcjet submit ted to them we .havedecreedand hereby decree— . . AR T . I. The law of the22d of April, 18.:9„ -establishing a Cotnhitutional Nobility, in the kingdom of Hillard, is heotby toraliy annulled, and declared to he•of no ellect, as if the SdMe had never passed, 2. This Decree shall be inserted in the Bulie±ha of i,aws. 3 our Minister of justice and Police is charged - with the cxecntion of the•present Decree., Giver i-q•TarisAtis lath day of February, of the year l 8 10, _ and of :our reign the 5111. Louts. 0 , 1 the !sib arrived in the Texe'l, the Suphias K. de Haan ; and. ././driatta Coharina, B. Jacobs, prizes to th:, lyaoratti , and beats of tile and Le Brace; French privateers. STOCKHOLM, J. 26.--It was the day before yesterday that Inc prhice. 1 7 10yal publicly and so lemnly had taken h's oath of • fideity, And received the homage of the States. hi* imposing cere mony took pace in the hull of . t!..4 thronr. ..Aliajesty:o;lened the Msembly by a discourse, after whit h4lie herctlit ;ry Prince mounted upon' the-steps of the; throne, • took of: it, and; upon his Inees . , - ,with 11;s. hand upon the Bil,le, took the oath, according to.khe : lort - nota,. which the,_Alioister for luyeign read to miter.. 1:11e-outh;.being take n, thet&Tiucca:.lioyill deli% ered Siloll t - . - placed•his-01.) ,, i , 11 upon head, kissed his hand to the, King, apdt -tetdrited:ana-sLmted. himself in his did homagd ,Icco!ding to . . the foriml.l, which wds alsu lead by the Ellihister fut . .ll9te . V:i _.• JANUARY-2g. 24th :of guki us; IltMccAtoyal elect, was Introduced into the A.,sembly „of the States hy.his ft4ajeNty the King, who ,in a. pathetic diseotrise declared that-he adopted him • for his son, giving-iiim • the- name of'Cliarles Gusta vus. The drbt:of our kingdom is now estimated .forty millions, of which, during the last •two . years, • notpart.of either the capital or interest has been diS 7 charged: . • VIENNA, FEB. 4.-- Letters from Aram state, that the French troops stationed in the ceded districts of Cro:ltia have -taken :iv, their winter quarters on the , banks of the Saave and the Kulpa. • •••• . - . • BISEGLIA, JAN: .18 —On the loth of tl is Month 100 English disembarked upon our-coasti theyUished to signalize the Missiorrwhich was confadedto theM, by .an attempt conceivel and executed with signal barbarity; They plae,d.a , barrel of powder tinder a part of the town, and.fixed a match to it, in order to set fire tcrit from the back ; which they executed. . Whilst this news spread. dread every where, F. -P.• C. Gusanan, helont:ing to one.or, the most distin dished families olcitir coutL try and D. Campagnola jumped upon the barrel of pom der,, and cut off the match. The enemy at •a, klistance,saW' of what love of their coma) , and attachment to their.iovernment was capable. Jelder M. Alopeus, lately out= Affibass:idor •London, Who resides at resent as 'a 'private individnal 'at Berlin, has obtlin ed', at'hii'reciu,•st, lcave'to retire, tiller 'having been •a, long time in a dipiomatiet-apacity. " • M. de Novosilzeff has gi:en in his resignation of e : npki:ments. 7 FCB:fi: --- All Styria will soon be . ' re occupi,2cl by !he Artrian troops, who, according to tits. terms of the tr• - )-di.-s, have entered Bruck,- Leo ne,., an:! Hoc burg.. • Fit is. 7. 7 -Intelligence has been received from several, quarters,. that some thousan,!s of-Eng liih2lrropF; • inuded• utt the coast of the Black:S6t, Lave joined the TurkiTsh • BA Yq.NN Egcelleney the :Duke of ;Al ranter this morning; and'intends. to tits, Utican in the comse of to-morro*,— I - fis arm„ ordcteci i - übvs. in 'the direetion of to gfpno; is advancitig BLlri , os -• • - Tl)e Rev. JosIAO MATT, B. D. Ilistet.o et% BY - HAsTINGS Es,i. of Kent, ;o the•Ve r'ktuar "Curacy of. Sir GeodGii, W 0 CI m's Chapel; Sifitalisquq,.Void by the thallipllthe ftev. Mr. HU 1) Dii.Si , oll . Liar REPO IT. SIIE RI FF'S COL; NT A R Cl 4 3 CRINI CON. . BEIIRYMAN V. HULL. This was a Writ of Inquiry direcited to the She ritlof Middlesex, to asses- the damages in an action bro9'ght - by the plaintiff against the defendant, for criminal conversation whh his wife„and in which the latter had suffered judgment to go by default. The damages were laid at 50001. • Mr. GirRNEY, for the plaintiff, stated, that his client, Mr. Berrytuan,was an attorney, and that the defendant, Mr, Hull; was the pi oprietor of the Horse 11epoqitory, in Moorfields. Mr: Berryman warned in tha year 17q7, and had five children, three of whom are now living. He formerly resided at Is 7 lingtrin, and subsequently atiCasile-street,,Rilcon, square, and Beechsi reef,' Fin, bury- sqtare.. Having betome cmharroSsed iii `his circumstance:, lie %tent into FsSex, with the intenti3n . cif i:stablishing sea - ih his - profsslonalc.ipacity at Pa.iintreee. This took place in the summer of t Sufi. When Mr. Berryman returned 'to town in Oc-tober; . lie found that 111 7 4 wife Lid remt-ived, froth the' ;pin - talents where he left her in Beech-street, (lie had previotkdy sent the Children into the country) and it, was not until the spring t if t3°9; that he had bcen able to tr ice her, when lie found her and Mr. Hull living together under the name'of Mr. and iMr. Fie called eyide.nce to prove this stateM:nt, and to Any the Jury that the plaintiff ,avd. his wife had lived I:apprly, together. „ , . . . Mr. Ai.)OLI'HUS, in a Most•priwerful and eloquent appe:d lb the Jury; contended, that the smarlest daitiagr,s they could give would be sufficient to cover the injilry of Which the plaintiff complained. He had; its fact, contributes! to his own dishonour. He: alxibdoned his wife, and . withdrew . into the coldatry, leaving her to' support herself as she could. He r \ egret led. that . .ad not ,been joined, and that lie was not standing in the _king's Bench to tneet all the faits of this case.- There he.sh , )old have no difficulty of convincing, the intelligent persons - he .then- addressed, that the plaintiff was not entitled to their commiseration. When a _man through negligence casts a gem away, .it was no crime in the - finder to pick it tip. Where the thing was-of no. value, the law would not allow ,ari unsuspecting stranger to be mulcted ;11 vindi(tive damages. This was the case of Mr. Hull. •He met this woman, knowing nothing of tier situation, igno rant that she was married and de , ,ert'ed by,her hus band, end he was unfortunate enough "to .form a connection with. her. Nay, so little idea had he that she was a married woman, that he was So infatu ated by her as to offer-to [mike, her his wife.' As to his assuming, or ratheeinffering himself to 'he call ed by the name of Blake, that might be easily ac coinved.tor,' as he was unddr the controul of his fa ther who was then lit mg.. He 'wished to impress en the - minds of the 'Jury, that there was no viola tion'of confidence or friendship in the case, It did not appear that Mr.'Hull ever saw Mrs. B. until after she, left Beech -street, which was subsequent to Mr. B.'s going into Essex. This woman was, in the language of a great lawyer, who had ceased , to, be an o, nament to the bar, a knise who hnti hor ,and was liable to be struck by the first adventorer in this great town. He maintained; that, !ander all the - circumstances of the case, the plaint.f.', so far from being entitled to 50001. was hardly' entitled to five farthings.-,-rerdia soh COURT O,F COMMON PLEAS, MARCH 3. COHEN V. BECKER. This was an aalion brought to recover the value of a diamond . star pin, va!ued at 301. On ihe ,:fight of the Jubile:,.. the plaintiff's sister was dancing attire - Opera bail , Aith a Mr. Floileo.'n (-1 Swede), and ending her hat rather iroubh-!sorhe, she-requested her onner to deposit it soniewhere in safety ; . .seeiog the defendant in one of the boxei, and knoWini; I.lrti to be a ger4letnan of respeciahi lity, and countryman, he left the hat,. in wl - nch was the diamond in question, in his care; the dance being ended,' the lady sent to resume her hat,when the jewel was gone. • The defence was, that the defendant, unacquaint ed with the value, which ornamented the hat, had left his box fora short time . , leaving the hat behind him, when on his return the hat was in the sinie place, but the diamond was' gone.. It was con tendtd that. the mere depositing the hat in that casual way was nor sUffxtient to make the party liable. •The Jury'howeyer 'retired upon it, and af ter deliberating near two hours and a half, returned a verdid - of tol.4mages for the plaintiff. PRICE 0 &ATI/ Bank Stock,. Navy s per. Cent. 9811 i 1 rich S per Ce►it. 4 per Cent.S.i per• Cent. Red.' 68A 3 per Cent. Cons. 67 Bank Long Aun. 1 8 .7-16ths S 1 OC•KS RDA Y. • India Stock, India Bonds, Bs. its. pr. Exclieq. Bills, Omnium, Imperial 3 per Ceti. Cons. tin ts th Aprtl, 68 P:onz tONDONCI,IZETIE .111arck a, 1810. Ishrd Chamberlain's Office, Jfarch 1, 1810. Notice is' hereby given, that there will be a Drgw ing.lloom at St. James's, on Thursday next the Bth instant. . . trar..9lficei illarcb 3, t! To* Ist Regiment of Dragoon Guards; 17.dx4ard Payne, Cent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Whyte,, promoted. sat Regiment of Dragoons, Cornet john Dillon to bc Lieute nant, with6ut purchase, vice Crespigny, who retires. 21Si, Rggiffleilt.a . Li4lit Dragoons, Quarter-Nlaster Edward Size to be Regimental Quarter- IVlaster. Coldstream Regiment of Kot Guards, Ensign Samuel 'IL Ferris, irom the sad •Foot, tube Entiigii, by pu,,cbase, vice 13,,w les, p fame: ed. Ist Regiment of Foot, Lieutenant-William Gordon; froth the 7th Font, to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Hood, aPi'ointed to the 34th Foot. ,d Ditto, %Valiant Moloney', Cent. to be Ensign; by pur.. . „ chase, vice Grant,pvttoxe+.ires. sth Ditto, Captain Alexander Mac Dougall, from the 7 zd. Foot, to be Captain lafaieompany, vice Duoourdieu, who exchanges. . 6th Ditto, Hospital-Mate Geori,e Rutledge to be Assistant-7 Surgeon, vice 'Aisne., promoted on the Staff in Portugal. 7th,Ditto, Lieutenant Squire,. from the •;.{tlt Foot,lo be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Gordon, appointed to the Royal. . 13th Ditto, William Whitehead, Gent. to be Ensign, wi►h- out purchase, vice Young, who resigns. tBth Ditto, Edward l'i.4gott, Gent. t o o' be Ensign, without purchase, vice Crceine, appointed to the 44th Foot. 28tli Ditto, Ensign Atlenarnira, tleCeaiett. john EN;ans, Gent. to be• Ensign, vice Clarke. - • - - • - „ . . _. _ 34th, Ditto, Lieutenant Nathaniel lipal, From the Royal, to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Squire, appointed to the 7th Foot.. • • 40tli 'Ditto, Ensign N. T. Carter to be Lieutenant, without 'purchase, vice Pooh, who rebigns f .44th Ditto,. Lieutetimat Thornas A. liallard to be Captain of a CornPany, without purchase. Lieutenant T.-A; * tit, to bc ditto. To,be Lieutenants, without purchase, Ensign Rohert Carr. Ensign W. F. Lennon. Ensign W; H. Meade. Ensign Thomas O'Kearney, vice Ballard. Ensign ‘Villiain Burney, vice Diutie.,- • . , To be Ensigns, Ensign Patrick Crceme, from the rBtli Pobt;vice Carr. Ro bert Grier, Gent. vice Lennon. Dering Carey,' Gem; vice Meade. 45. th Regiment of Fait, Lieutenant Wm, Hard wieke, from the4th Foot,. to be" Captain of a Company, by purchase, vice Johnson, who retires. 47th Diltp, Ensign John Henry Pe Burgh, frorn the Royal York ttangers, to be Lieutenant, vice Montford, deceased. 4Sth Ditto, Captain,William Grove" White to be Major, by purchase, vice Morrison, who retires. Lieulenant Mansell . _ . Bowers,. from the 13th Light .Dragoont, to be Captain of a •Company, by purchase, vice White. • . . loth Ditto, Alexandcr Hax, Gent, to be Ensign by purchase. pd Ditto, Ensign ti. R. Dig/by to be '.Lieuteniint, by pur. chase,* vice Richard .Monins, . who retires. s7tli Ditto, Captain .Robert Shelton to be Mjor, by pur i cliise, vice O'Neill, who retires. Lieutenant George Kirby to be .Captain of A COmpany,'"by purchase, vice Shelton.. - • 6Oth Ditto, Surgeon N. Drumphl, fiom the 79th Foot, to beStikgeon,, viceliedttie, who exchanges. 6ist Ditto, Ensign R. Nl. Irwin to be Lieutenatit, without . „ riurchase, vice Cox, - yvito retires.. 6 . 3 it Ditto, Robert Standtortn, Gent. to be Ensign without -• • 1 11111 • C. 1 1,1§4 . , vIC L 1 e aa,1.1(.5011, who resigns. 64th Data:Robert Gent. 0 be Eni,igh; without purchase, vice ‘Valsh, promoted:: Alexander Cruize, Gent; to be ditto, vice Thoiris, promoted. 72(1 Ditto, Captain Arthur D.uhourdieu; trom the sth ,Foot, to be Ca )tam or a Company, vice MacDougall, who • changes: • • • . • 79th,Ditto, Major Wzikliaro Doran; - from. Halt-Par-of Lo%V. enoein's late.. Levy ' ro Major, vice Bourne, who cx. .changes. Surgeon Geore Beatt e, from , the 6at h rout, to be S nigebni who.aclian4e3 95th. ReAiment , of Yout-;iS,cieant la:nes Chric to. he Quarter _ At.tsit,r, api . i . ointed Paymaster of the zd Battalion. to3 , ll)itto, Eseign 'Alexander Copilage. to be Lieutenant by .porclw;e, vice •Nield , t.uti, ,, vh, reti'es. Roy.d Staff Corps, Li; , 3;go Edvuird T.ionipsBn to be *Li cu • - tenant, pitchaf,e; vice Ta) tur 7 :ii)i);llltrAi the • 82. d Foot. •. • . • - ..4th %Vest India Regimen:, Thbinos Pilkington, :Cent. - to be Ensign, vice Tigne, deceased. Frederick Leacrott, "Gent. 'to be clittp, vilhout purchase; vice Stewart,.iiroinoted. in the rst West Indiaßegirpent. Royal-York Rangers, Francis Langhorne, Cent. to be Ensign, withourptirchase, vice•De Burgh, promoted in the '4701 Toot.. Dillon's Regiment, LOuis de Normanvi . Ile,.Gent. to - be En sign; vice Duquesnayrpromoted.,' Meuron's Regiment, Licuterion,,Rodolph Amedee de Itlay to be, Captain et a Company, vice Bergs:on, placed On ti,tlf pay.• Lieutenant Charles de RhaM, to be Coptain'of „a Company, vice Guissant, placed on half-pay. Ensign • Francois de Grallejned,de Burgenstcin to be . Lieutenant vice de Rharn. Lieutenant P. D'Ortiet Dorsonnens to be Adjutant, vice clelthani. : . . • Ist Clrrison Battalion, Lieutenant.Laclilan M: Queen ' from the Bih Garrison 13attalion to be Lieutenant, ,vice Cane, placcd.on half-pay of:the Bth Garrison Battalion. 3d. : Ditto, Captain Joseph lerrard, from -,- the 7th Garrison Battalion, to be Captain of a Company. vice Burke; placed on Hatt-Pay of the 7111 Garrison Battu STA I' . - Captain Henry Pynn, from the SO root; tai he Major in the_ Army, he being appointed to serve in Port ir,?al under Lieu-: tenant General Berestiord., Assistant - Comanssary Bagster to be a "Deputy Cornrniss:zry-C:eneral to the Forces. ;rnni4Sioas in the tinyal South Gloucester Maitiai . sign ed - 4>k the Unit Lietitnant. '• To be Ensign —William Le - ter Gout. Francis S. Thorn. tun, Gent. Mi ria the Royal - Monmouth and Brecon t by the Lord Lieutenant. To be Lieutenant-I'olm Chapman Roberts, Gent. Tote Ensign an'ti . Surgeon's' Mate lames Spry, Gent. Cnwn:qffice;!Aril, 3, rSto. MEMBEIt RETURNED' TO SERVE IN THIS PRES/INT PiIBLIAMI NT. Borough Of Cudgershail. Or Joseph Hague Everett, of Sparsholt House,_ in the Court Berks, Esq. in the Room of Thomas Everett, 1. , :5q.‘ 4 " . =sect. NViMarti Phillips; of 13 11 1 4 17t1 4 1 . e R li i n j s i :o l t . te s. , Sussex, cirpenter?„, td ' e; tQid o surre lirli n apa il li e icl r et.Fac A :, l .oe a lt, r abi c ina l ,e i tcl3, 2 irL i i, , gol 2 l2, !, - and April 14, a eleven, at .• kShers e e l h s e t I ° l t • • %V it Lain 'Clipson, of La vv rerice-lane, London, wine and spr' . ;: Merchant, March Jo, t7; - and April 14,- at ten, at had. Attorney, Mr. Allingliam, St. lohn's-square. anJ James Turner, of Manchester, victualler, March 49, 4111'11 111, t GVO; at the .Coach anti Horses' Inn; Matit;ii ,"' ter. •A [tonnes,' Mr. P. Hur4; Temple, London or * vlr `• CardW.ll, Manchester: • .'john Mouniford, of St. NicholaS,Worcester, woollen-drar el i March Si -9, and April 14, at 'eleven, at the Star Garter. Inn, Worcester. Atturnies, Mr. Godson .Ted bur) ' I ‘' Ein ' to o lt:o r ,s c ri deo t yo e n, r : s t.to‘ i n i l if r. e . .Charles:•Pratt Wyatt ) ; a . ndlr:Mas KeY s° ' - !. e Surrey, A Nind, lead r - o ni: 17, at twelve, and April. 14, RiChard waist), of lcilig'S-r<:;all, Chelte3', a,-, at • Attorney, tubber-manuta , :turer,lM.arch . to, 24, dud April 14, at "vei,:ll o-r Mr. ILtddelq, Serle-streer, t unt; Na t r t London-wail:- . - Henry fierve, of Clie:apside, London, jeweller, March i,.! 24, and t 4, at twelve, at Giailditalt. Kibblewnite, Rowland, and Robinson, G ray's - ' place. -ct, - joint - Piinipton and lames — Plimpton,. of ‘Vood-str-,i, Cheapside, London, and of South. B r i dge , Ldinbig?!,, warehousemen; March to, 17, and April. 14, 'at el ' t o v l.- at Guildhall,. London. • Attorney, • Air. l'arton , ": brookI! -Robert ~ Foster, •fotmerly of St. Ann's-lane, London , now of Eden;Cottag,e, Kingsiand-road, Middlesex, ' 1 i W I„ Irian, March to, 17, and April 14, at ten, atttliklippo. Atturney,• . Mr. Gregory, Wax.chandiers , _wil, Alai & lane, Cfreapside, William Wilson, of- King-street, Richmond, Surrey, - rl et layer and plaisterer, March 6, 13, and April 1 4 , a tten 'le• Guildhall, London. t Attorney, Ed wa rds,. Cat street, Holborn. fgort Samuel Ramsey and Peter Aldrick, of 13:shops St art Hertfordsture, upholsterers, March 15 - , 17, and Apill " ' 4 ' r a . twelve, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. ci Attains,- Old (env ry e . • Tslitormwats. Southwark, a okS , lr s ., u re r d ,c i tyc,h mercer,ll , Ii d d e ik s l e a x rd , n i d o o i f Blacken 7, 14,- at twelve, at. Guildhall. • Attornies, white, Rowland, and Robinson, G'!ay's.lnii-pia5.e . ." ,,, i - ; • : john Allen, late of Great Sutton-street, Glerkenwelt.,.o,L74. dleex, surveyor, March 10, and April- f. 4, at• Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Godniond; New 13tidge.srle", Blackfriars, • - ' • - - - Div I E:ws : ()it' March ' lames - Humphrey; ofWa'rdouNstreet, • ford-street, Al iddlesex, 'Dont, and shoe.makervat cleyer't • -1, ' March 23. George Southcornbe now * or late of B r ' ; s,-° ,l,' cheese-raelor, at 'eleven,. ai the Rummer - Tavern, Saints.:lane, Bristol. .• • • • March 24. George GladStanes, of Salisb ur y- s treet, Stra nd, : Middlesex, waie•inerchant, at twelve, at Guildhall. s. April 9. William Young; of Ritlttiitik, Man.:hester,clier, wet, at the Bridgewater Arms, Manchester. Cii 26. :Matthew Harker, of Oakhain, Rutlatiosa „ i r-, • • iner‘er, at elevcii; at th:.: Angel - lini, Peterborough. Alarcli 2a. R ,, bert Vaughan Brooke, of 14acourt, 'muster; Worcestershire; paper-manulatturer, at erevelii the Guildiiall,Collee-house, Worcester. . Gasiv' t Mach 27.• loseph King, of King.stregr, Co.vent- Middlesex, slik.nuis r, at ten, at Goillithail. , Minch 24. Leonard 'lz:brat - ram, of the Back-lane, i.liShtle• - sex, wheelwright, at twelve, at Guiittliall. • Sulttliatiwton, a i eleven, at toe • -Ihn, . . • ' babe l. "' 'Match zz. smith, l a t e Or North Warriborough, (~.7o,u01;6:1 March S. Thomas White, of Southwark, Surrey, da:ther, at at'Gnildliall, London. • a- draP cj.4 l‘larch 27. Williain Cambridge, wcol ,ic M a ) eleven, at Guildhall, i.Ondo'n. May - 12, 1011 . 11 flohry Schneider, of Bow-lane, Lati d°ni c . c.' • weer, •Mar ! ch r ro. Sainuech as oth Custins, of Ilishopsg Ate " , t.ondp, glover, twelveot Cunthalf. 1 2 yer,• 0° 'March • {An Pain, of Peckham, Surrey, . F • ten, at , G nt, Lontio. „ ..0 111 arch 24. "i'homas :\lattliews - , late of Bryuges.str--et S c • vcntAi'arcien, . Middlesex ltnen-draper, at rwv-h r . el ' • per' April 6. Richard.llorton, of Newport,. Salop, timber chant, at,cleven, at the Red Cton Irin, Newpoit'• March 27. - George Wyelierley Lanclbeck, of Old .bet,l' Bishopsgate&London, bruker,•,t eleven, at Guildi. ,l ",, . a :. Apr:l 14. George "Phomas, of Pembroke, sliolikeel > " twelve, at the Bush 1 averu, 'Corn-street, Bristol. CERI 11' . 1G4TLS March" 24. fames Piper, of Birrninghlun, innholder. Ann l)evenish and• Henry Newport, of Villiers-street, St"' mad esex„ uphoisfen.rs. , • , - ad' Kchara l'UuSsett, of East-lane, Bertriondsey, coal-merchant. 11 011 ' c ' loseptt Hand, of Wormwood-street, London, ware - Will a i r onr - n. • iam Parker, of "Bucknall Ironworks, Stafford, • - founder. Daniel draw, of Barnsley, York, mercer. john Gurney, of Brixton. causeway, Surrey, carpent e f s ,', e - W, Edward Stanford, or Castie-street, Leicester-ti ads, minster., livery • stable- keeper. but no uc of leseph Itutter Ashe, late of Ormskirk, - iSr Lancaster, draper. - William Bowser, of Chatham, Kent, irott.4nanuh l e turcr• George Patterson, of lertferd, , merchant. , 'Walla , nlO rme, late of .Charles-street, 111 iddleseX - 0° "'" Middlesex, bookseller. • TE On the t9th nit; at I psiiich, the Lady of Edwardl3aColl'•- Esti: Banker, of a Son. • - On Monday last, in Doughty -street, Mrs. Tho. Lcac a 11l auter. - 1-01 11 " On -i S h aturday last, in New goad-street, the Lady °' • son Boor, jun. Esq. of a Son. • • /114RR/ED. t) 0 1 C E :_ On Friday last, at the Chutch of .St, 0 r ! ward'Dareli, Esq. eldest son of Henry I;'9 !lin", in the County of Kent, to M a ry Ann, 0 tJ of the late'Thornas Bullock, Esq. , • o f,Vint": s On Sriturclay :Doming, Mr.. Edward .Anctrekv": r of Air. ner's-Hali, to Nliss Alary Knoll; Pet.tese ' Chaves K nail; of S haeldewe I " c., ; . . On the 2351 ult. at H l ED. Bath,.Nlrs. PL ' y .okeden, , i 0. Purry Okeden,- Esq. of Mute Cric - ket, in the CQuil." vile () f t 1) : (;Dorset. d the 23th ult. John ‘Vingate Jennings, Esq. of 1- l arlill' , ton, in the County Of BelfOrd, in the 4 th year* of hi' ` t .l7,in• • On Tuesday last,. aged 33, Edward Warren, I: ', s q° 0 - - • , cos-inn Old-square, Irister at Law. ... i . a idrif o On Friday evening, aged 7,,, Mrs. Mills, 'wife ''' .: 'el Mills, who for many years kc't the fionr-cluth.and tun' wa , rehouse, Bedford-street, 13 0 11'0rd-row. • The same (lily; in Westrrinnt ,•r; 11;1,7 the r Arthur i hi t t' v rl ; ) l e a r i t ; 1 0 1 - 1 ;' ) ilq , -. B ctf ri . ). l:) i r t .: , t i ct i-e fs, r " 4 1 I t . ° : 1• , : i . c... s " , e C v o n i f t o 1 , i 5 1 .. i r t s y b o o t r i r 4 l " l 4 le idi rr a : ' hury,.ll , 7l,2fordshire, ;thd 'of Overlydry , W or,ses.tepiure, tOrthcly or Mucicross, Klllarney, trel:311(1. Utica' On Saturday last, Mrs.,.ilat.herton, or Milli:street, side. ' . , , .. , - • - 'l .7 esterday.'niorning, at his house in &shop -ir.ktte;stieCti Mr. Charles J-loli: ,, an, aged 39 31:ti•s. l esr• Last: weekyat his huns , in , V yell -street-, M;• I —,,,,' Fruiteter. Aftera short ilh,eLs, at her house in foali:tt• s , rept,: 115 ' .. BroWn.' HOSPITAL STAFF. TO be Hospital-Mates for General Service.--Gwynne fames, Gent: Dennis Hughes, Gent. George Adams, lohn Evans, Gent. for.b L. Morgan, Gent. William Doyle, Cent. • ,The German Legion. . „ Ist Light RattanOn, Lieutenant George Lewis Ruchitfr to be Captain - of a Coinpany,. with temporary Rank, vice A lien, deceased. Ensign Frederick Baron Both tc;he Lieutenant, vice Rudorlf. Cadet Serjeant WilAturt .Fahlc-tobe vice Both.. MEMORANDV*. . . Lieutenant Louis de Courten, of Meuron's - Regiment, who was s u perseded as 'statea in the Gazette of the !tilt March tSc.ss, is re instated in his rank. ERRATA. The undermentioned appointment are in the 2d Ceylon Re giinent, and inn in the tat Ceylon Regintet, as stated in the the Gazette or the ioth ult. - viz. ' • To he First Lieutenants, without purchase, Second'Lieutenant Croshie Christian, from . the 3d Ceylon Regiment. Second Lieutenant Frauchell. ,<. Second Lieutenant Peter Edwards, from the 3d Ceylon ReBnnont. To be Assistant-Surgeon, Assistant• Surgeon U. Marshall, frOm 89th-Foot. In the Gazette of 24th UltiMO. The King's German Legion. For Cadet Charles de ligzel to. be Cornet,. vice Elderliorst, promoted, read Cadet Charles de 1-lengel to be Cornet, &c. Commissions in the follosVing Regiments of Local Militia, • .signed by his Majesty. To be Adjutant to the 3d .Regiment in the County of Essex: Sturgeon Smith, Gent. vice lelfree, resigned. " To be Adjutant of the Regiment of the S tewartry. Of-Kircud bright—Archibald Mac Lilian, Gent, vice Mac Cad. TO be Adjutant to the Blackheath Regiment,' in the County - of Kent,, larhes Wertherhead, Gent. • - Commissions for Deputy Lieutenams for Kent, and the City. and County of the City of Canterbury„ signed by the Lord Lieutenant. Sir C. F. Farnaby Bart. Granville Hastings Wheeler, Esq.' Christopher Cooke, Esq. Peter Petrie', Esq. John Har trup West, Esq. , lames Burton, Esq. lames Eldridge West, Esq • Stephen Rumbuld Lushington, Esq. -Wil- Barn Twopeny, Esq. John Garrett, Et - q. Robert Talbot, Esq. .. Coix.missions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of Cheshire, •Congleton. Regiment of Local Militia. • To be Lieutenant—loin' bull, Gent. OH 1)0 N rin:eci'b) IiA _ tJ , US , Gr No, 4, Ni;,/tiett,court, row-stre t t ; and Pcblishect by WILLIAM ARMIGF R SCR PPS, Swlth Molio n stmt. t - (; • At the Surr-Ouvicu, No. 11:4, Btrand _wl,ere Advertisements, Orders tar the, Paper, Letters for the Editor, &c. (post-pgia), twist la : : adch.cssed 'WYLIE 7J. JACOB. This was an aetion against a Captain of a ship, for damages arising from the improper stowage of a quantity of tallow entrusted to his care. It ap peared that the tallow was placed at the bottom; a quantity of rice above, without any skins being paced between,.and, above the rice, a great weight of sugar ; by, the heat and pressure arising float which, the tallow was socompletly melted, that, in pumping the ship, they pumped up tallow. 7— Verdia tor the Plaintiff. , • On Wednesday night the Glasgow mail from London was robbed of three sacks, each containing bags of lette►s. Two persons, upon whore susp►- cion of ,being accessary to -the robbery falls, took is the coach , at LOntion for Hatfield; where' they yid they were going to hunt with the Marquis of Salisbury's hounds. SHIP NtIVS. GRAVE4LND, :.!ARCH 2. Arrived--the Edyvard, G ruby, troin the River Plata; and the Prevant, Moldy', from Malta. Sailed—the Atlas, Newtol, for lamaica ; Duckingfield Phrobert, for Grenada; Enterprize, —, for fier bier: ; Progress, Bonner, for St. Christopher's ; and the tino, Bates, thr lioSton. i j vi 1 I I t I I ee; 4 ter /Po. - .P, .